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Diversity in Box Elder County: Former Thiokol employee notes changes in his community
Every rural person and place has a story. Change is part of that story. “Rural Utah at a Crossroads” is part of the Smithsonian traveling exhibit Crossroads: Change in Rural America, which explores the changing meaning of rural life and identity. Utah Humanities is touring Crossroads to eight rural communities across Utah in 2024. As part of the tour, Utah Humanities and Utah Public Radio are partnering with exhibition hosts to interview local residents about change in their communities.
Hot Roders prepare to drag Main Street in Tremonton
TREMONTON - The Mugs and Banana Drag Night is a car show of sorts in Tremonton. It’s a throwback to the ‘60’s and '70’s when people could be found dragging Main Street on every night in the summer. The cars and drivers begin driving up and...
Memorial honors Borgstrom brothers' sacrifice 80 years later
TREMONTON - After 80 years, the Borgstrom brothers who gave all they could for their country and their community received the recognition many have long been waiting for. The four brothers and sons of Alben and Gunda Borgstrom were serving in WWII and were killed within six months of each other. Clyde, the fifth son, was sent home and the sixth son was too young to serve.
Clarkston mayor sheds more light on watershed controversy
CLARKSTON -- A lawsuit was filed against Cache County claiming that 20 year-old trees were destroyed when the county showed up unannounced on private property with a bulldozer. On KVNU’s For the People program last week, Clarkston Mayor Craig Hidalgo talked about why they reached out to the county in...
Providence moving ahead with growth and new recreation opportunities
PROVIDENCE -- Providence City has a public hearing coming up on the city budget. On KVNU’s For the People program on Monday, Providence Mayor Kathleen Alder agreed that through the budget process, local cities and towns are helping to define the future of Cache Valley. “That’s true, all of...
Logan's Summer Citizens Program enhances the economy and brings joy to seniors
Don Baglen and Kay Pittenger have been coming to Logan in Cache Valley together for the past four summers to escape the Arizona heat. This year, they can continue their favorite hobby while participating in the city’s Summer Citizens Program. Back in Phoenix, the couple are regular singers at...
Wild About Utah: Outdoor experiences in high-def
A hot, sunny, May day was Christmas for my avid 2nd-grade birders, when 35 pairs of high-quality Vortex binoculars and chest harnesses were delivered to our Edith Bowen Laboratory School classroom. We had secured a grant from the Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation to purchase supplies to enrich our school’s outdoor education program, specifically my classroom’s integrated focus on birding. Kids cheered when the binos arrived, knowing that we’d be able to put these powerful tools to work in the field. They scrambled to set up the harnesses and prepare the equipment for use.
Cache County School District presents proposed site for new elementary school
A site for the Cache County School District’s new elementary school has been presented to the Board of Education for final approval. The district recommended a Hyde Park location over another possible location in Smithfield. Cache County School District Superintendent Todd McKee presented the final proposal to the district’s...
Community Calendar - June 12
The Rocky Mountain Veterans Center is launching a monthly veterans luncheon as a special gathering for all military veterans and their families. This luncheon is both a testament to veterans’ service and a platform to provide updates on the various benefits and opportunities available through federal, state, and community organizations.
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